FORMER England manager Terry Venables has revealed he would be interested in talking to the Scottish Football Association about the possibility of him succeeding Craig Brown as Scotland manager.

Brown stepped down on Saturday and Venables, who steered England to the semi-finals of Euro 96, insists that he would listen to the SFA if they were to approach him.

"If Scotland were to approach me or come up with something then I would certainly be more than willing to discuss the matter with them but, so far, I have heard nothing," Venables told the Scottish Daily Express.

"I'm quite happy with my television work at the moment but you can never say never.